Mobility

Tech company Auve Tech and the University of Tartu are developing a hydrogen-powered self-driving vehicle, expected to be completed by mid-2021.

When it comes to material handling equipment or even automobiles and factories, hydrogen fuel cells have proven to be a realistic replacement for today’s conventional means of powering machinery and equipment, says Trinton Castetter, Product...

When French train manufacturer Alstom first presented its Coradia iLint hydrogen train concept in 2016, it was a world first.

Belfast is set to become the first city in Ireland to have double-decker hydrogen-powered buses in the first major step to decarbonise Northern Ireland’s public transport to zero emissions by 2040.

H2 Mobility Deutschland yesterday opened its latest hydrogen station in Heidelberg, bringing the total number of stations in Germany to 82.

1,600 fuel cell electric trucks set to revolutionise the green hydrogen mobility ecosystem in Switzerland will be equipped by Faurecia technology.

Hydrogen is increasingly being positioned as an important component of the UK’s net zero ambitious and commitments, particularly in decarbonising heat and transport.

Homes in Cheshire, UK will see their rubbish collected by hydrogen-powered garbage trucks in the future thanks to a partnership between Cheshire East Council and Storengy UK.

Chereau has embarked on a three-year partnership with the first hydrogen vessel to sail around the world, Energy Observer.

Under new UK Government plans, British motorists will only be able to buy hydrogen or electric cars or vans in 15 years’ time.